Mauricio Pochettino Former Manager

A retrospective on the “Poch” era in North London, documenting his career win percentages, honours, and his impact at White Hart Lane and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Tactical Identity

High-Pressing / Fluid 4-2-3-1

Tenure

May 2014 — Nov 2019

Final Status

293 Games Managed

Mauricio Pochettino and his Tottenham Hotspur legacy

Mauricio Pochettino brought joy to the hearts of Tottenham Hotspur supporters during his stint in North London, which lasted over five years. A star-studded cast including Harry Kane, Son Heung-min, Dele Alli, and Christian Eriksen came so very close to producing a real era-defining spell to the club. While trophies ultimately eluded Spurs, and the best position they had in the Premier League was second in the 2016-17 campaign, the ‘Poch’ era will always be remembered extremely fondly by supporters.

Mauricio Pochettino: How does his Tottenham Hotspur record compare to elsewhere?

During his five-year spell at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Pochettino had an impressive win percentage of 54.61 per cent. The highest of his career so far is at PSG, where he had a 65.48 per cent win rate. Below is a list of his club win percentages to date.

Mauricio Pochettino | Club Record

Domestic Career Summary & Win Percentages

Team	From – To	G	W	D	L	Win %
Espanyol	Jan 2009 – Nov 2012	161	53	38	70	32.92
Southampton	Jan 2013 – May 2014	60	23	18	19	38.33
Tottenham Hotspur	May 2014 – Nov 2019	293	160	60	73	54.61
Paris Saint-Germain	Jan 2021 – Jul 2022	84	55	15	14	65.48
Chelsea	Jul 2023 – May 2024	51	26	11	14	50.98
Club Career Totals		649	317	142	190	48.84%

Data reflects permanent club management only. Correct as of .

So near and yet so far for Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham Hotspur

Pochettino remains one of the most popular Tottenham managers of all time, even accounting for the fact he would later take charge of rivals Chelsea. The Argentine put together a thrilling Spurs team, playing an exciting brand of football. However, he could not quite deliver silverware to Hotspur Way. He came agonisingly close to delivering the Champions League, but a 2-0 defeat to Liverpool in the final of the 2018-19 edition broke Spurs hearts, and was really the beginning of the end of his tenure. He would also earn a runners-up medal in the 2015 EFL Cup final.